February 14, 1886: Fire in New Town HomeHistory In History Another devastating fire burned down New Town, leading to rebuilding efforts. Author plazaviejaflagstaff-admin@laptopenterprises.com Related Posts In History October 20, 2015: Neighborhood Plan Published November 18, 2024 0 The La Plaza Vieja Neighborhood Plan was published by the City of Flagstaff, outlining strategies for preserving the neighborhood’s character while promoting... Read out all In History August 30, 1986: National Historic Register Listing November 18, 2024 0 The church was listed on the National Register of Historic Places, ensuring its preservation for future generations. Read out all In History May 7, 1972: Church Declared a Shrine November 18, 2024 0 The Our Lady of Guadalupe Church was declared a shrine of the Diocese of Phoenix, acknowledging its historical and spiritual significance. Read out all In History 1957: Our Lady of Guadalupe School Opens November 18, 2024 0 The Our Lady of Guadalupe School opened, providing education rooted in the community’s cultural and religious values. Read out all In History December 18, 1954: Saginaw Sawmill Closure November 18, 2024 0 The Saginaw Sawmill near La Plaza Vieja closed, affecting local employment and the economy. Read out all In History August 1, 1942: Church Established as a Parish November 18, 2024 0 The Our Lady of Guadalupe Church was officially established as a parish, strengthening its role in the community. Read out all Post navigation Previous postNext post
